Professional Slingshots Set Slingshot High Precision Flat Leather Slingshot Fast Bow Special for Outdoor Hunting Catapult

It's actually a really decent slingshot. toss the reticles, nobody actually ever uses that...but they do work pretty well. the overall build quality is simple and solid. the bands and ammo are for practicing, and they work well after you trim them. They are perfect for shooting bb's, so go pick up a bottle of bb's for cheap and get shooting. bands and ammo go fast, no matter what you get, so go buy some replacements fast. beef up the bands and ammo and go hunting with this. i have the nitro bands and this slingshot will shoot 50 caliber steel balls with them. its a bit small but i like it, its still comfortable. and the bag it comes with is awesome! it holds your slingshot and acts as an ammo bag that dispenses ammo from the bottom, with its own hole and button and magnet for controlling the ammo dump. seriously, just spend the $13 and get this sucker. and some bigger bands, and extra ammo. oh and dont sweat the materials, you can hit it with a 50 caliber ball and its fine. its hella hard and sturdy, but light...for real its pretty dang good

Works great!

Ok, First of all understand this is a CHEAP 3D printed slingshot... I was VERY unimpressed with it upon opening the box and picking it up. It feels cheap like a $5 kids toy from Walmart back in the 90's lol. The "Laser" does work and is basically one of those $1 laser pointers you get from a dollar store, but it would serve it's purpose, that is, if the cheap 3D printed "sight rail" didn't break at the laser mount trying to get it in the slot. Ok, so far nothing good to report on this thing. Well, I already went this far with it, might as well test it out... OK!!! Now I'm impressed! For a cheap 3D printed "toy", this thing actually packs a punch! using standard .177 BB's or 1/4inch Steel bearings, This thing can take down small to medium vermin pretty easy. Mice, Rats, Raccoons, Opossums and etc. My honest opinion, add another $15 to $20 and get something of better quality if you want something that will last. If you just want something cheap to practice with and pop some vermin around the house, it's worth a look. Pros. Pretty powerful for the price and size. Plenty of extra bands, a pouch, ammo and target Cons. It's small, feels like a kids toy. The sights are cheap plastic and the laser mount broke trying to install the sights. The finish and weight feels cheap.

This thing fell apart on me almost immediately. It arrived with very unclear assembly instructions, then once I finally got the damn thing uo and running, I immediately snapped through all of the bands that came with it, using the little clay pellets provided with it. Sucks. If I could give it 0 stars, I would. Youre better off go with a plain, molded wood handled Daisy.

It's a good quality frame build. the bands do feel alittle thin that is one down side for me so when you draw back it feels like the band may snap great for practice

Was fun to play with at first but the slingshot starting to fall apart piece by piece first it was the laser flying off, then the sights on the other side and part of the actual support all together. Would not recommend. I gave it 2 stars because it was actually enjoyable before it fell apart

Is a lot smaller than I thought. Shoots well and accurate. Stretchy bands snap back strongly giving a good fps shot. Bands lock in grip with screw down teeth and is fairly easy to change. Includes plenty of extra bands. Cool comfortable handle with a metallic style finish that looks great. Cool laser for targeting. Durable enough to stuff in a camping pack or haul around. Great value and quality for the price.

This slingshot has a nice solid weight and feels sturdy in hand. The build quality seems good, and it has held up well so far — even after being handled by not one but two very destructive teens. Overall, it appears durable and well made.